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See how many profiles xlegit has scored, what users have reported and how many review requests are open. These figures come from our database and are refreshed hourly. They do not include user identities.

Profiles

31
With a published score
0
Accounts with open review requests
0
Score withheld at holder’s request

Score bands (published scores)

61.3%
70–100 · broadly trustworthy
38.7%
30–69 · uncertain
0%
0–29 · likely bot or scam

Community reports

0
Filed
0
Withdrawn by the reporter
0
Distinct reporters

Disputes

0
Open
0
Resolved

Does the score hold up?

0
Accounts with an assessment label
0
Red scores among them
Not available
Red scores with a matching risk label

Assessment labels may come from reports, resolved disputes or operator review. This is a selected sample, not an independent accuracy benchmark for all X accounts. We show “Not available” when there is not enough data to calculate a percentage.

Generated 2026-11-10 08:01 UTC · refreshed hourly

Definitions

  • Published score. A profile with a saved public score that has not been withheld. Some saved scores may have expired, so check the report for its current status. Private previews are not counted. Publication depends on evidence checks and observer trust, rather than a fixed number of people scanning the account.
  • Accounts with open review requests. The number of different handles with an unresolved review request. This is separate from disagreements in the evidence or community reports that cause a score to be marked disputed.
  • Withheld. The account holder asked us to withhold the score and we verified the request. Visitors see a notice instead of the score.
  • Community reports. Users can report suspected scams, bots, impersonation, engagement farming, spam or stolen content. These reports appear separately and do not change the trust score.
  • Disputes. Requests sent through the score dispute form. Acknowledged within 72 hours, decided within 30 days.

Read how trust scores work or see the privacy policy for details about the data we store and how long we keep it.